K-Ramyun - Cedar Park, Texas

Sherrl Carpenter

A nice mom and pop shop that reminds me of Seoul. ADA wheelchair accessible and cute tables outside for a furry friend. Over 30 different ramens plus 30 more toppings to add. I love this...you can also buy fruit juice,kimchi, and Kimbo. I will bring others.

Hyunjin Song

It is great place to have fun and unique experience with family and friends. We can enjoy instant noodles like we do in Korea by the Han river. I was also delighted to see pouch drinks and ice cups which are also common in Korea. The staff was very friendly and helpful, my kids were fascinated by choosing their own Ramyun and cooking them in the machine. We ended our enjoyable time by taking a photo in a photo booth in this place.

Eun Lee

Walking into this place felt like stepping into a mini Korean convenience store! An entire wall filled with different types of Korean ramen, along with toppings, Korean drinks, and even a machine to cook the ramen right there. It was a fresh, fun experience.

I went with the Budae-jjigae ramen from their recommended recipes and added a few toppings. Safe to say, it was as delicious as expected – you can’t go wrong with that combo!

However, the price did feel a bit steep for what you get. As a Korean, it’s hard not to think about how these are usually ingredients we’d just have at home for a quick ramen meal, so the cost felt a little high. The interior is cute, and they even have a photo booth in the back, which was a nice touch. But if the prices were a bit friendlier, I think more people could comfortably explore all the different Korean ramen options.

Jasmine

Pros:
Good variety in noodles and drinks. Definitely a unique experience. Fun and interactive, could be interesting for kids. I believe they also have a photo booth in the back but I didn't take a look. The kimbap was good, we liked the carbonara buldak with extra mozzarella, and the tteokbokki.

Cons:
The food was good but super pricey. The experience is fun but the staff wasn't super inviting imo. ONE pack of ramen is $9-$10, the whole 5 pack costs $5 at the store... A small 2oz cup of corn or mozzarella cheese is $1-$2, a whole can of corn is $0.60 at the store.

Final thoughts:
Overall an interesting and fun experience but I won't be back. Everything was ~$60 for 2 people. 1 pack of ramen, 1 tteokbokki, 2 drinks, and kimbap. Again, the food isnt bad by any means and it is a fun experience. Its just pretty expensive for something I'll just do at home.

Lingzi Hong

Actually a very decent experience, owners are super nice and friendly and kept replenish the side dishes. The ramen cooker is wonderful and magical and there are huge variety of ramen available. My friend and I had fun. As a Chinese who eat instant noodle at home almost every week, I approve!!!

Karen Egbe

I originally saw this place on Tik Tok and really wanted to check it out. It's very cute but also very very small. The video I watched also made it seem like a store/restaurant but it's actually just a restaurant. When you first walk in you get to choose your pack of noodles, toppings and drink then you pay then make you noodles. I wasn't a fan of my noodles but that's my first time having that particular flavor. I also thought it was really over priced considering a pack of ramen is only 30¢. I will not go back. The 2 trays was about $57.00

Jeff Scott

My kids have been dying to try K-Ramyun and we finally tried it out.

First off, set your expectations correctly in that they offer store bought, instant ramen. This is not a gourmet ramen restaurant. That said, their selection is exceptional and extremely organized. They have a variety of ramen for virtually any taste and spice. Their employees were extremely helpful in explaining how their ramen is displayed.

From there you have a wide variety of toppings to choose from. Those toppings range from boiled eggs, to fish fake, to rice cake, to spam, to kimchi, and even boiled eggs.

You then get a selection of Asian drinks and a handful of sides, like kimbop which my kids enjoyed.

The employees are extremely helpful in instructing first timers how to properly cook the ramen of your choice. It's extremely easy.

The atmosphere is simple, clean, and nice. The only potential negative is the overall cost, it's on the expensive side for what's ultimately instant ramen.

Beyond the high price, it's definitely a restaurant worth experiencing and visiting every now and then. My family and I will definitely be back.

Jenn

Y'all, this is too cute and in Cedar Park.
There are so many ramen options about 50, I believe the owner said, and about 20 toppings. It's truly the cutest little self-service ramen spot. They have delicious ice cream for dessert and yummy drinks.
We got the chicken ramen and dumplings. I opted for green onions, hard-boiled eggs, and some pickled radish. We split one ramen package it was plenty for the both of us. The owners are so incredibly kind and walk you through the whole process and are available for questions.Then afterward we went to the snap pop and took some fun pictures in the photo booth. We had a great time.